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Bridgel,ort.

~ "a
Ool; Steele, Of Columbus, is the gusst Of
Mr.. E. Brannum. & jf' r. -
Mr.. James Baker, representing w. w. I
Alexander, OF Akron, was in the city yes
terday. q 4 4
@. Il. Carpenter, Of Bridgeport, is at
home again after being located at Hickory,
Pa, several weeks. 'S,'IIS -. -
win Kriter, a young man just tlnisbiog
his apprenticeship with Max Gsus, leayes
in few days for Newark, NJ. a. '77,
An infant child OF Mrs. Jones, OF Kirk.
wood, was buried by the township au.
thorities yesterday. There is consideru.
BILE mystery connected with the death Of
the child, as 1t was well and healthy ca
Wednesday evening. a$@s9. { ';,s
The time for paying taxes has been ex.
tended until June 25, after which tins
five per cent will be sdded. The books
will be at the office Of J. r.. Hanes. Mar.
tins Ferry, for the last time on ThuradaI,
June %, after which date the books viii
bo at the office Of r. T. Howell, in Bridge.
port. ri 2, Z, - :
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1leilnire,


mer in St. Clairsville. = = go ~ A
a water main burstel on Gravsl Hi,
yesterday and suddenly flooded the street,
Mrs. William slade, who died of .rr, ron.
terday. iss,7 ", - - 81 80
The Willing Workers OF the Episcopsl
church will hold a lawn iete at Schillinp's.
on Gravel Hill, this evening. = I,
Tho blockading Of Union at7eet by pay.
york is going forward rapidly. - i
Hon. John @. Jamison has had himself
announced here as a candidate for State
Senator on the Republican ticket.
Bellsire has 2,lS2 male Inhabitants over
twenty.one years OF ago. This is over one
sixth OF the number In the whole county.
This township and Passe have almos. hllf
OF the whole number Of such Inhabitants
In the whole county, ); -
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No Order for Arrests.

WAsuISoroN, D. G., June 2s.-At the
office Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
it is said that no Instructions have been
sent to Cincinnati for the arrest Of the
officers Of the Fidelity National Bank, be-
yond the general instructions uent to the
Examiner there TO take every precaution
to prevent the escape of any officers who
were criminally guilty. 1t is customary
lor the bank examiners in such cases 10
associate themselves with the District At
torney, whose duty it is to secure the nee.
easary arrests, 90 4s.. 4 Ei-
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Amh'E"mhteu association AdJourns. Z.
PirrsnuRou, June 23.-To.day's pro.
ceedings Of the Amalgamated Association
Convention were marked by the appear
ance o. a delegation OF colored iron work.
ers. They were from Hammond 4 Sons
fennsylvania. Forge Works. The colored
men want to be admitted as members Of
lhe z Association when the Lodge from the
done to-day, but 1t is generally conceded
that they will gain their point. q I'5T7'f
) The Association was Ii, session until 10
o'clock tonight, whenit adjourned finally.
It was agreed to leave the settlement oi
the different scales in the hands Of their
Wage Committee. All OF the old officers
were reelected. The next convention
will be held on the second Tuesday OF
June 1888. AZ lI7' ~ n -
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EFFECT OF THE QUEENS JUBILEE


On Irish ntholics-An Uprising Said to be
lsB Immin0nt. n sii0s {as,,5 r5
LONDON, June 23.-1'he effect OF the
Queens Jubilee celebration upon Catholic
Ireland has been something akin to the
result productivity hsunting red flag in
the face Of an already exaaperated bull.
The excitement aroused by the impending
passage and enforcement OF the Coercion
Act has spread to all parts Of the country
and was intense and ill-concealed, but
the rejoicings In London and throughout
England and Scotland have awakened
slumbering passions which were only held
in check by the restraining influence OF
some trusted leader OF by the, absence Of
provocstion. ss5.f1t.s Z, Il J a n
It needed only the Jubilee to stir up the
peassntry o! Ireland into action, and un.
less wise counael and assurances OF simply
compensating advantages are speedily
given to the inhabitants Of that country
by those in whom they have full conf-
dence, tho storm will break before the
Grimes act has been in force week, il It
does not come sooner. Nor is there q
scarcity ofleaders. O'Brien, Dillon, Davitt,
Sexton and many others foremost in plat.
form and Parliamentary agitation, may
and very likely will be arrested and con.
fined in jail before the coercion law has
been in force fortnight. They are not the
leaders the present disposition Of the peo.
pie demands. The captains Of tho men
whose desperation is at the point OF san,
culinary revolt are among those who! hsvo
been caat out Of their homes upon the
roadside, and whose sulierings are idonti.
cal with those Of their followers; men
who have spent years in calculating the
chances Of the auccess OF an uprising, and
as time hse rolled on finding Themselves
each year with less to lose and more to
gain, have become reruuciled 10 smaller
chances than would have Satisfied them at
the outset. M = \, X
lg OF such men there are plenty and o,
guns thers 10 an abundance, despite the
delueion oi tho Castle authorities and the
London government that the Irish people
are wholly without weapons. They are
not, to be sure, Of the latest and NEST i'm,
proved pattern, but they still possess tht
capacity to "pink" a landlord 4 at lont
range, or wing a bailiG at q hundred yards
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GENERAL EARLY seems TO know Rosser.
"Cousumma!e ass" 10 good. Now maybe
Early will volunteer to escort Sheridan
through the Valley OF Virginia when Little
Phil gets ready ior another excursion
through that picturesque region.
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THIS is a fitting occasion to call the atten-
tonoi the Mischig. Makers Own to the high
ly interesting fact that Wheeling's big Re.
union goes booming along. It's regular
natural gas express running at lightning
speed. "Go on board little children |"
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II some OF the flags have been returned
10 "the Confederate states," has the
Preeident enough influence with his
friends On that side to have them re.
stored to the custody Of the Secretary OF
War and so save himself more or less
t..5H- ~ 751zt " .3sz2-.-7 b-53 ~
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KING BANKS, or COOKS ISLAND.

KING BANKS, OF COOKS ISLAND.
arch In the South Pacific.
New YORK, June 23.-There has Just
been made public the romantic career,
within the last few months, OF Charles W.
Banks, formerly Of Albany, N. Y, later oil
San Franciaco, and now elevated by the
power of. love to tho throne OF Cooks
Island, in the South Pacific. Banks was
married in this city few years ago, and
coon afterwards the couple journeysd to
San Francisco, where he obtained employ
ment in the express office Of Wells, Fargo
< Go. He suddenly disappeared six
months ago, carrying with him over $780,
600 belonging to the company. Mrs.
Banks mourned his loss and consulted the
law firm Of Messrs. Johnes, Benner &
Wilcox, Of this city, with view OF obtain
ing a divorce. Being unable to locate her
recreant husband, she withheld proceed
inga. 8. 5ts5r
Meanwhile Wells, Fargo 4 o., had
sent detectives after the defaulter, who
tracked him to Tahiti, Sandwich Islands,
but the willy young man fled in schooner
q few hours before the officers reached
there. Mr.. Banks turned up at Cook 3
Island, where his handsome face and man
ly bearing struck the widowed queen OF
that island and she proposed to the Ameri-
can, who became king without struggle.
The detectives followed him to Cooks
Island, and they hay he expresses no de-
sire to return to his native country.
Mrs. Banks has heard OF her husbands
fortune and has decided to begin divorce
proceedings at once. Her counsel, Ed.
ward R. Johnes, appeared before Judge
Lawrence in the Supreme Court Cham
bers to-day and obtained an order for the
publication Of summons in the suit, a
copy OF which will be mailed to King
Banks ct his palace at Raretonga. Wells,
Fargo \ Co. have not given up hopes OF
bringing Banks to justice, or of obtaining
from him the money he embezzled.
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Shot Through tho Throat,

. auSar, IND, June 2s.-At Albany,
!als a county, Joseph Randolph last night
Slooao!y fatally injured Frank Carey with
M mon he had fight. u Constable Lindell
Sea 's!ed to arrest Randolph, when he
IeS S q knife and seriously stabbed him.
ppaaell p. then drew a revolver and shot
taaao!ph in the throat killing him, 1 5ss!s
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Another Big Gusller.

A ripple Of excitement was created in
Little Washington late yesterday after.
noon by report that John Mckee wn'e
we'll No. on the Martin heirs' farm was
throwing out oil at the rate Of rs; barrels
an hour. = A well Of this calibre has gotten
to be quite novelty in the Waphinvton
field since the field has been on Ina
decline, notwithstanding that many
ot much greater capacity than this one
ia understood to be, have been brought in
since Thayer No. 2 first aatonished the
people Of that locality by starting ont at
an 81 barrel per hour gait. J5iss ~
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Grown Prince Williams Health,

!. LONDON, June 23.-Tho Lancet says:
Crown Prince Frederick William Of Ger
many, is enjoying excellent health. The
appearance Of the larynx is quite satisiuc.
tory, There is no congestion but the ven
trlcular bands are slightly relaxed. A CO.
luton OF perchloride Of iron has been
applied on several occasions. 1t is prob.
able that moro Of tho growth will be re-
moved early next week. l5 .Tss5-
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II the general run OF commencements
our public school boys and girls hold
their own. This speaks well for the in
s!ruction aud for the young people who
avail themselves Of Wheeling's excellent
public school advantages. Every year
shows q marked Improvement. a! Sstla -55
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Gathering of Democratic Leaders.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 23.-The Star
tonight says: The presence Of many
Prominent Democrats in Washington just
now seems to lend color to tbs rumor that
there Is to be a conference with regard to
the party policy, revenue reduction, etc.,
Among the leading Democrats now here,
are Senators Call, Pugh and Jones, OF
Arkansas, Representatives McOreary,
Holman, Wilaon, of West Virginia; Crisp,
and Gov. Knott, Of Kentucky. There are
many others here, and 1t is said that
Speaker Carlisle will arrive soon. ~ ,iis
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Captured Naval Flags,

WARRINGTON, D. O., June 23.-The re-
cent controversy over the captured battle
flags has caused many inquiriea aa to the
disposition made Of naval asgo captured
during the late civil war. 1t is learned at
the Navy Department that most Of the
flags captured were turned over to the
Naval Academy and are on exhibition
there together with the flags captured in
other wars. The Confederate naval flags
captured were few, and an accidental fire
in the old navy department building sew
eral years ago destroyed some Of them. tJ5
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at Pit!sburgh-New York, / !; Pitts, 2. !
AT Chicago- Philadelphia, I; Chicago, I.
Thirteen innings. Game called on &C.
count OF darkness. X B9fTl.5S,}l h ,T5 4y'"'.i
AT Cincinnati-Louisville, /; Gin, 8. y
s At indianapolis Boston O.; Indianap.
oils, 10. Z Ten innings. ,'l555l,'f
At Baltimore-Athletic, 4 Baltimore. G.
At Cleveland-St. Louis, il; CIev = Z 8 8. y f
at Detroit-Washington, 81 Detroit, 4,
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James Hudspeth, aged IS, was running
cars ea .! STATE out o. Quinnimont mines in
the hanawha valley, when brake on a a
car Jailed to hold it, Seeing it was uncon.
trollable he jumped for bis lie over n
precipice twenty feet high, fracturine bis
night thigh and causing Internal iuiuriea.
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1 American Exchange Bank all Right. !

American Exchange Bank all Right.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Clearing House
Commission held meeting last evening
and made close examination Of the
American Exchange National Bank at.
fairs. The bank presidents are also said
to have met, and after looking over the
banks statement wers entirely Satisfied
that it WAS solvent, and decided to render
1t sny assistance 1t might need. q Is
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= Colonel John Hay, when asked If ho is
the author Of "The iBreadwinners," re.
plies that he is one oil six who possess the
secret, and they have pledged Themselves
to not deny the charge, hoping In this
way to eaye the author, - ~
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CONFIDENTIAL to the Register: Isn't the
business end Of the poker getting little
hot? You might have known that Wheel
ing wasn't quite 30 foolish as to let 80 good
schsnce get swsy from her. M
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Seven Persons Killed. |.

SYDNEY, N. s., June 23.-By the wreck
ing of q train on the Howesbury railway
to-day, seven persons were killed and
forty others injured. The accident was
caused by the failure Of the brakes to
work while the train was going down an
inclina - ..l.LE- - - ; III IN
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Paris, June 2S.-ln.ransigeant reports
sFenian banquet wss held at Pelyille,a q
sooutb Of Paris on the 2let inst. Fifty
members otthe brotherhood were present.
Ossey, Blake. Mahoney and Sullivan made
speeches, yowing vengeance against Eng
Aad Tor wronga she has done Ireland.
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] WIN not Grant the Adynnn,c,,c. n,,,

PIrTssuRoH, June 2s.-The sheet iron
manufacturers Interested in the stamping,
and EhoIlowware branch Of the busineps
held meeting hore to-day to consider
the new scale offered by the Amslramat.
ed Association 1t was decided it would
be bsimpossible to concede the advance asked
for, snd the mills would close down rather
than grant lt. One OF the manutacturers
eaid the present scale should be lower In.
stead Of increased owing to the stagnani
condition OF business. s,}s:.El Il:
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. Attempted Assault.
'Kctcl DIspaich to the in.Gl!i1e,,eer.

PARkRRsnuRa, June est is reported
hero that q brutal attempt was made to
assault the person Of Miss Annie Reed, Of
Grafton, on the steamer Fashion near
Middleport, Ohio, below here, on recent
aawn ,rip. Mlias Reed was in her, state
soo,e and was assaulted by two negroes
who broke into her room. Her screams
Irightonea them away: Two colored boys
who got otl' ct Middleport are suspected
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Babies

That are fretiul, peevish, cross, OF troubled
with Windy Colic, Tsething Pains, OF
Stomach Disorders; can be relieved at
once by using Ackers Baby soother. It
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence Ia
safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan 4
Co, and O. Menkemsllel, 81 ':l 81 s So
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MARTINS FERRY
sudden Denth Of James W. Gray-o,hsr
" News Notes. 235E at Il 4

Sudden Death of james W. 0ray-other
\ az, News Notes. q 81
Miss Rose Barr is home from Bloom.
field, O. ..5i1I.l, n - j
Mrs. Keaglor, Of fsteubenyille, is yieitinp
her sister, Mrs. Dithridge. i.1z7,7t'.
About thirty machines were compelled
lie to oil at the Laughlin yesterday, being
out Of iron. s-.-T'''..1 1',ssf
& @. W Riggs has returned from Gam
erou, W. Va, after successful trip in tho
interest OF J. I. Hanes' marble works. b
The Cleveland; Lorain & Wheeling rail.
road is laying switch for the Laughlin
mill st the north end Of their extension.
Mrs: .. Q. Ward, President Of the w.
Y. !. u, announces a special meeting OF
that society this evening at 1880 O'Clock,
IN the lecture room Of the Presbyterian
church. II. .lil7 = - :.
a valuable gold ring with cameo eet
was lost lately in Walnut Grove, The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the same to Brady's millinery
store. IS - e "a, 2. =
Henry Myers offers for sale his entiro
PtoPoiIJi oa'ooA Auo uxtureB, pool tAbleB,
summer garden fixtures, etc., located In
Clark's addition, near the Elson Glsss
works. f5i5l5, - ll.ii5.s,ly {{l3ji3a1iI's -
James ". Gray, an old and highly re-
spected citizen Of this city, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon at twenty minutcs
past one o'clock, at his reeldence on
Fourth street, OF heart trouble. Mr.. Gray
would have been aix'y-seven years old
had no lived until next Auguas, and has
bean a resident and valuable citizen hare
for quite number OF years. Mr., GRAY
WIS a well-todo gentleman, well known
among real estate owners, and quite pop
ular among business men Of the city. His
sudden demiso will cause much surpriss
aud regret to all who knew him. The
funeral will take place on Saturday, In
Scotch Ridge Cemetery, the hour not yot
being decided upon. 55f s. !. lT'St "a
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TIE beat use the Irish people can make
Of their guna Is, not to use them. Eng.
land has bigger guns and more Of them.
The Parliamentary fight promises most.
Deliyerance is coming. "
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BANKER HARPER and his Immediate as.
soclales are headed straight for the peni.
tenllary. That is some consolation, though
It will not bring back the equandered
millions. iH.fs'g "a is.00.
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Special Dispalch 10 The Inlelligtnctr. rs
COLUMBUS. June 23.-Columbus defeated
sandusky to-day by the latter's miserable
fielding. The features were the second
base play OF Behan and Curry. Score:
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SlScE Mr. Cleveland began to bait his
hook with Confederate flags he has been
catching something, but 1t isn't probable
that he likes what he 10 catching. IN
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strike Of the ore handlers at Cleveland, O.,
was In the city on route to the headquar.
te'e Of tho knights OF Labor In Philadel.
phia. Mr.. Barry stated that the Knights
Of Labor had abandoned the Btrlke, and
men, could now continue tho fight unaidod
by the order. "The strlke," gaid he, twas
not as represented 10 Us, and when we ar.
ranged q settlement tho men refused to
accept the terms OF their employers on
technicslity. The knights Of Labor will
not have anything further to do with
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Tie trades display con easily be made
ono OF the most valuable and attractive
features Of tho big Reunion. Think OF all
the Industries Of this busy community in
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WHEELING,
nlngs"............. l 2 8 E4Eb67 SO
Wheellng....................0 o O o OIL 1 o 8 O-5
Akron. 1 % l O O O / n

Earned ruus, Wheeling. L. Akron, i. Two base
hts, CreSan, Clark and Morton. Double plays,
Nichol and stcnizcl. Base1 on balls. by Twin, s.
Wild pitches. .la!k, 2; Irwin, i. struck out, BY
Clark. q; Irwin, L. Time OF game, 300 Umpire
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kalntnnzoo's Cluse Cnll.
Special Dispatch to the Intellfoencr. -f

ePeett 111eFH't7s VI VIC 1Wt1tIVtHCtT, 40
STEusENvlLLE. June 23.--The game be.
tween Steubenville and Kalamazoo to-day
was the finest ever witnessed on the home
grounds, and it took ten inninge to de.
feat the home team. The visitors played
an excellent fielding game. but steuben.
vile led at the bat, Smurthwaite making
home run. Score: 5 :
Innings. s.............l . 8 4 s 6 SO 10 III
stenbehvillc.........2s o O 2 o o q o o o.
ka!s'naz z9o..-......a o o O. o . o ! Ii
Base hits-Steubeuville, IA; Kalamazoo,
II. Errors-Steubenville, 3. Kalamazoo,
=. Batteries-Osborne and Davis; Cleye..
land and Troy. Umpire, Stellberger.
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Abandoned to their Fate,

4 Plrrasuaau. June 49, =. B. Barry, of
the General Executive Board, knights Of
Labor, who has been Investigating the
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Tue Receiver ior the Fidelity Bank may
mn. haze much to receive. .,[ ei5s fEI

RossER's Lions hide has at last been
stripped from him by one who knows him.
Perhaps Rosuer won't run Tor Congress- in
Virginia thls syear. MA gs. fsg1
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A correspondent corroborates the etory
Of the killing Of the three Tollivers and
harvey Cooper, as sent out from this
place last night. Sheriff Hogg' posse had
warrants for the arrest Of the men and
they we're supplied with arms and am.
munition by Governor Knott. Force was
only resorted to after the desperado had
refused to submit to arrest. "a -
Bud and Jay Tolliver were counins, moi
brothers OF Craig Tolliver. Andy Tolliyer
another OF Craig's cousins, escaped. He
was slightly wounded. -. M.
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THE ROWAN COUNTY WAR.
The Prosecuting Attorney Arrested..Gre
fN' Danger of his Being NIohbed.

Tho Prosecuting Attorney Arrested..G Great
Danger OF his Being AIobbed.
LEXINGTON, Ky, June 23.-It was learn.
cd here to-day that Taylor Young, former
ProaecutingAttorney for the Rowan Coun.
ty Judicial district, was arrested at Mt
Sterling this morning and taken to More.
head. e ea! g.
1t is probable he will DO mobbed, as II
is currently believed that he is at the bot.
tom Of the whole Rowan county trouble.
Considering the state Of feeling at that
place he is likely to go the way the TOLL.
vers went yesterday. III l1I
The rumor that the town Of Morehead
had been fred by the anti-Tolliver faction
created grent excitement here this morn.
ing, but later advices proved that this 70.
port was without foundation. The feeling
ing there, however, is 60 intense that it l.
not safe, to venture any predictions as to
what the outcome OF the deadly ieud will